Food

Food
Agape House Homeless Services
Has education programs for children 5-18. Call the number below for more information.

Outreach services including food, clothing, pregnancy resource center and baby pantry, job training, hot meals, utility and rental assistance, day and after school mentoring and day camp programs. Free.

1501 North Dukeland Street Baltimore, MD 21216
(410)-566-5007
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Baltimore Rescue Mission
Karis Home for Women and Children: provides food, clothing, shelter, showers, and a one-hour gospel service each evening

Food Pantry: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month 10 a.m. - noon. Free.

1228 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, MD 21202
(410)-342-1323
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
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Baltimore Rescue Mission
Men's Division: provides food, clothing, shelter, showers, and a one-hour gospel service each evening

Overnight Emergency Shelter. Doors open at 5 p.m., close at 7:45 p.m. ID required (if no id, have a 5 day grace period) No shorts, no tank tops. Showers, toiletries provided. Free clothes given out Monday, Wednesday, Friday for those staying at the shelter. 5 Day alcohol detox. Women and Children Only. *Children-Boys: must be 9 years old or younger, Girls: Any age.

4 N Central Ave Baltimore, MD 21202
(410)-342-2533
Bus Route Men
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Bea Gaddy Family Center

Housing services for individuals who are HIV positive and individuals who are suffering from Substance Abuse. Men only.

425 N. Chester Street Baltimore, MD 21231
Bus Route Men
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Bon Secours Baltimore Health System
Women's Resource Center

Day time drop in center, financial assistance, parenting classes, case management, laundry, meals, showers, job skills bank, domestic violence counseling and support groups. Women only. Free.

 Mental Health
10 North Pulaski Street Baltimore, MD 21223
(410)-362-3547
Bus Route Parole and Probation
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Catholic Charities
SHARE Program

Discount food. (Pay $20 for $40-45 of groceries, EBT welcome, local sites in DC and MD.) Call for locations.

Various Locations Baltimore, MD 21201
(301)-864-3115
Bus Route Parole and Probation
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Charm Care
Searchable resources for delivery, prepared, pantry, and benefits
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Department of Social Services
Apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
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Department of Social Services
North East Regional-Apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

A Recovery Housing program for homeless men who have an expressed interest to live in an abstinence-focused and peer- supported community for people recovering from substance abuse issues. FOH is a Housing First, transitional program serving 20 residents at a time in a semi-independent living environment.

2000 N. Broadway Street Baltimore, MD 21213
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Food
Department of Social Services
Dunbar-Orangeville Center

Customer Service, Culinary, and Administrative Assistant career training for adults, ages 18 +. Youth and family services, and support services including case management, job development, and financial coaching. Job readiness and job placement for individuals with disabilities. Social enterprise DeTails Deconstruction and City Seeds. VITA (Volunteer Income Tax) preparation site.

2919 E. Biddle Street Baltimore, MD 21213
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
Food
Department of Social Services
North East Regional

A Recovery Housing program for homeless men who have an expressed interest to live in an abstinence-focused and peer- supported community for people recovering from substance abuse issues. FOH is a Housing First, transitional program serving 20 residents at a time in a semi-independent living environment.

2000 N. Broadway Street Baltimore, MD 21213
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Food
Department of Social Services
Harbor View Center

Transitional housing for Women and children (fee based). Food pantry, meals and clothing and infant assistance. Referrals. Free. Call for more information.

18 Reedbird Avenue Baltimore, MD 21225
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route No Sex Offenders
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Baltimore Rescue Mission
Men's Division: provides food, clothing, shelter, showers, and a one-hour gospel service each evening

Overnight Emergency Shelter. Doors open at 5 p.m., close at 7:45 p.m. ID required (if no id, have a 5 day grace period) No shorts, no tank tops. Showers, toiletries provided. Free clothes given out Monday, Wednesday, Friday for those staying at the shelter. 5 Day alcohol detox. Women and Children Only. *Children-Boys: must be 9 years old or younger, Girls: Any age.

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4 N Central Ave Baltimore, MD 21202
(410)-342-2533
Bus Route Men
Food
Department of Social Services
North East Regional-Apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

A Recovery Housing program for homeless men who have an expressed interest to live in an abstinence-focused and peer- supported community for people recovering from substance abuse issues. FOH is a Housing First, transitional program serving 20 residents at a time in a semi-independent living environment.

Website
2000 N. Broadway Street Baltimore, MD 21213
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route Parole and Probation
Food
Department of Social Services
Dunbar-Orangeville Center

Customer Service, Culinary, and Administrative Assistant career training for adults, ages 18 +. Youth and family services, and support services including case management, job development, and financial coaching. Job readiness and job placement for individuals with disabilities. Social enterprise DeTails Deconstruction and City Seeds. VITA (Volunteer Income Tax) preparation site.

Website
2919 E. Biddle Street Baltimore, MD 21213
(443)-423-6400
Bus Route No Sex Offenders